“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They are treated as individuals. [...]

[...] The idea is that if you love your neighbor you will not treat him poorly, much less kill him — but the commandment: “Thou shalt not kill,” says you shall not kill your neighbor no matter how you feel about him. [...]

When you bunk your head / against the sky / and it gives— /
you’re tempted to back off; / suspicious, confused /
as a scared animal / treated kindly: You growl, /
pretend to lick or bite / yourself— / too scared to /
even wag your tail.

(Intently:) They understand the beneficial teaching quality of disease, and follow their own instinctive ways of treating it. [...]

[...] Treat yourself as you would a beloved friend and stop hollering at yourself all the time. [...]

[...] It was taken by an older lady friend who was treating her to an outing at a spa just outside of the New York State resort of Saratoga Springs, where Jane lived with her bedridden mother, Marie, and a housekeeper. [...]

4. Jane is treating the many, often chaotic details of her life in her autobiography, From This Rich Bed. [...]

[...] You will find more vitamins to treat more diseases. [...]

[...] You have no right to expect to change someone else’s attitudes, to treat them as an object, or to want them despite their own wishes. [...]

[...] But they are a part of your heritage, a part of your inner knowledge, and we want you to use them consciously and with egotistical awareness now, for your ego is not to be treated as a stepchild, as a poor relative. [...]

[...] For that matter He didn’t treat His son too well either, as the story goes. [...]

[...] It is impossible to study dreams when an attempt is made to isolate the dreamer from his own personality, to treat dreams as if they were physical or mechanical. [...]

(This morning Jane learned through this individual that the husband in question has been involved with narcotics, to the extent that it was treated in the newspapers at the new location. [...]

[...] Remember what I have told you, and you will not be tempted to treat time in a rigid manner. [...]

I am treated like an enemy, though with a kind face. [...]

[...] But if people loved the part of the earth that makes up their bodies, then they’d treat themselves more gently. [...]

[...] Jane’s psy-time experiments will also be so treated so that we have a unified body of work covering this experiment. [...]

Therefore, within this context you trust treat your living things gently. [...]

[...] What you should say is, “Let the Gods within you get up and laugh and bless yourselves, do than or unto yourselves, treat yourselves like Gods and so, indeed shall you be,” and then run while they boot you out. [...]

[...] It is thought he used stand oil—heat-treated linseed oil—and varnish of various kinds as a medium. [...]

[...] It is useless to personify a storm and treat it as a demon, focusing upon its destructive elements, or those elements that to you appear destructive.